So, it snowed in Colorado... bummer.

Colorado pot grower loses 20K plants due to early snow

ltecato said:

Colorado pot grower loses 20K plants due to early snow

Colorado pot grower loses 20K plants due to early snow - The Boston Globe

A Colorado marijuana grower has lost about 20,000 plants, worth millions of dollars, because of an early winter storm and says the impact is expected to affect the state’s legal pot supply.

www.bostonglobe.com

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Welcome to farming. An old joke I always liked. Two farmers were talking over their fence about winning a million dollars in the lottery. One said he would go to Paris, Rome and all the old European capitals. Eat at the finest restaurants, stay at 4 star hotels, etc, etc. When pressed, the other farmer said, "well, I guess I'll just farm till mine's all gone."

I used to think that having a micro farm would be a wonderful way to alleviate stress and anxiety.

ltecato said:

I used to think that having a micro farm would be a wonderful way to alleviate stress and anxiety.

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Nothing better than hoe therapy. If you have the time to kill, it's very relaxing. My problem the last year is no time.

I was working a job up in boulder and saw them planting out a field in what looked like cannabis clones.

went back up to that same job a month later to put in some lattice and couldn’t believe what I saw



They’re all dead now, that’s for sure

UncleBuck said:

I was working a job up in boulder and saw them planting out a field in what looked like cannabis clones.

went back up to that same job a month later to put in some lattice and couldn’t believe what I saw

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They’re all dead now, that’s for sure

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When is the normal time of year for outdoor harvest in Co?

too larry said:

When is the normal time of year for outdoor harvest in Co?

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Strain dependent I suppose


You can let them go until thanksgiving some years, we have really nice dry sunny autumns

mine are still going. Had to lug them into the garage during the snow though

UncleBuck said:

Strain dependent I suppose


You can let them go until thanksgiving some years, we have really nice dry sunny autumns

mine are still going. Had to lug them into the garage during the snow though

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Thanks. My niece is in one of the Denver 'burbs. Sister stays with her about 1/3 of the year. I wish they would take up gardening, but they claim they don't have time.

I took 6 scraggly old clones and planted them into dusty old reused soil in 25 gallon pots. Barely kept up on watering

should get about a pound each